Sentence examples for implemented that would from inspiring English sources

Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said in the court's controlling opinion that challengers must show not only that a state's method "creates a demonstrated risk of severe pain," but also that there were alternatives that were "feasible" and "readily implemented" that would "significantly" reduce that risk.

See http://www.peterforchair.com If all those initiatives actually were implemented, that would produce a much better DPVA.

In 1928 Britain's parliament passed a law, which has not been implemented, that would define Easter as the Sunday after the second Saturday in April.

If fully implemented, that would mean we'd spend on one storm all the new tax revenue for next year that the House and Senate just agreed to in the fiscal-cliff negotiations).

HP had publicly announced a software update would be implemented that would restrict printer cartridge use.

"A systematic review of the whole of community rugby is required, so that all fear can be exposed, and the best and most sensible way forward for developing a model for Scottish community rugby that feeds and builds our pro game can be discussed and implemented". That would be the logical way to approach it in principle.

Wali said that SEIU was looking for "financial refinements to implement" that would best allow the SEIU to grow.

But he said the facts were, if the bill was not implemented, that the budget would be cut.

So it would be difficult to implement that, it would have to be done in their time".

I don't think there is a feature that Microsoft could implement that would make me wanna buy the whole damn package.

There are real reforms we could implement that would have an effect on achievement of African American and Latino students, and that of English learners and special education students.